TV auto wake up when turned off

Hi,
I wrote about this bug on another topic but unfortunately I can’t find it so I’m opening this one…
Every time I turn off my TV and amp, OSMC turns it on after about 10-15 seconds. This issue is present from the may update, the last build that hadn’t this issue was the 2017.04-2.
These are my debug logs with libcec logs enabled. As you can see CEC is active and my config.txt file has the “hdmi_ignore_cec_init=1” line enabled. I tried every option on the cec adapter options with no luck
http://paste.osmc.tv/megeronoga

Thank you for your help

What other CEC devices are connected in your setup?

Maybe only the Bluray Disc player, but it’s always turned off, this is my setup:

Philips PFL5605 TV =>
=> Pioneer VSX 321 Sintoamplifier ====>
====> Sky decoder (no CEC)
====> Sony Bluray Player (always turned off)
====> Raspberry PI 3 (august update)

I didn’t change my setup, when I use the august update SD card I have the turn on issue, if I switch with the april update SD card the issue is not present

Did you try to unplug all devices from power for a certain time and then start them?

I performed all the following tests

  • All plugged in → ISSUE
  • Unplugged BD Player from sintoamplifier → ISSUE
  • Changed Raspberry HDMI port on sintomplifier → ISSUE
  • Unplugged TV output from sintoamplifier → ISSUE (obviously it turned on only the amplifier)
    - Connect Raspberry directly to TV → NO ISSUE

Then I unplugged all devices from power for a couple of minutes and reconnect only TV->amplifier->Raspberry and I have the same results written before.

EDIT:
I also tried a modified build of LibreELEC (this one Wake from suspend (CEC) - Page 3 - General Support - LibreELEC Forum) that includes an “updated” version of libcec, built from updated sources (sorry if these are not the correct terms, I’m not an expert :-P) and it seems to be working without waking tv up, don’t know if it could help…

Hi, any news?

No one can help?

Not sure who’s a CEC expert, I’m afraid. @sam_nazarko probably but he’s spread a bit thin.